Superannuation news & advice for Australian women. Read our top articles on Superannuation by Australia’s women’s money magazine.
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Labor vows to close gender gap in superannuation
Improving the economic security of women is finally set to be a major election issue as the Federal Labor party vows to close the retirement savings gap.
By Bianca Hartge-Hazelman -
Getting on top of superannuation as a new parent
The Royal Banking Commission unearthed a lot of ugly truths about superannuation. Here's some insights plus tips that will help you become more engaged and money productive with your retirement savings.
By Bianca Hartge-Hazelman -
Super fund goes fee free to help close gender gap
GROW Super fund goes fee free to help new parents and do its bit to close the gender gap in retirement savings.
By Financy -
The haves and have nots in women’s superannuation
The retirement savings gap that largely affects women's superannuation could soon be a story of the haves and have nots.
By Bianca Hartge-Hazelman -
Superannuation must be paid on parental leave
Why we think superannuation must be paid on parental leave and how Industry Super funds are ramping up the pressure on government to act.
By Bianca Hartge-Hazelman -
How risky are superannuation funds?
Time to compare superannuation funds to other assets and look at whether worrying about the risk is a waste of your time.
By Andrew Zbik -
Best investment isn’t always about money
Meg Heffron, talks about the decision to base Australia’s leading Self-Managed Super Fund Administrator in regional New South Wales.
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Investment bonds can help supplement super
We look at investment bonds and how they can help women and supplement superannuation.
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Calls for better super system for women
There are calls for the government to do more to boost the superannuation savings of women.
By Financy -
Time to talk investment bonds
Investment bonds have tax benefits and if you can get your head around them, they can help to supplement your superannuation.
By Richard Atkinson
